D.	G.	Serial.	TITLES OF THE ANECDOTES.
			Part II, Chapter VIII = XXXIII: On the Excellence of trust and confidence in God.
f126b	f193b	1324	Introduction. Two pilgrims on their way to Mecca, the question of provision or no provision, and the test of true confidence.
”	f194a	1325	Sabuktigín attempts to act up to the Prophet’s own precept, and inculcates upon Maḥmúd the value of trust in God, and how Maḥmúd achieves victory over the Khán of Turkistán.
f127a	”	1326	An instance of a Ṣúfí’s perfect confidence in the power of God.
”	”	1327	The Sultan Maḥmúd of Ghazna does not believe in astrologers, but puts confidence in God, and is ever victorious.
f127b	”	1328	An ascetic’s reproach at the anxiety of his friend about the former’s maintenance.
”	f194b	1329	An Israelite’s perfect confidence in God and his reward.
”	”	1330	The blessings of a verse from the Qur’án; the story of a wonderful rescue from a storm and a giant ending in a happy marriage.
			The chapter ends without any praise of the Wazír.